A scholarship effort designed to help grapple with the shortage of special education teachers in Southern California recently welcomed its first cohort of students. The Integrated Teacher Education Program (ITEP) and Special Educators of Excellence in Diverse Settings (SEEDS) scholarship…
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When Cal Poly Pomona’s inaugural fall semester starts on Thursday, Aug. 23, the University Police Department and the Department of Parking & Transportation Services will be out in force to direct traffic flow. Police and parking officers will be stationed…
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Cal Poly Pomona will welcome more than 7,700 incoming first-time and transfer students this fall, the largest class in the university’s 80-year history. The increase comes as the campus, which is ranked No. 47 on Money Magazine’s list of “The…
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To ensure that prospective student veterans know that university support for their community goes to the top, Cal Poly Pomona held a special program for veterans on Friday, March 23. Approximately 60 veterans attended the ‘Every Day is Veterans Day’…
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At colleges across the university’s campus, students huddled around booths under banners imprinted with their majors, gathered at tables with advisors and professors, or sat at desks classroom-style listening to presentations, all with the same goal in mind – to…
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Don’t get caught off-guard by a road or lane closure. The newly launched Compass website aims to help students, faculty, staff and visitors get around traffic issues and construction work on campus. In addition to alerts related to construction, the…
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Turning off a light switch or an electrical device in one of four residence halls could mean the difference between victory and defeat in this campus rivalry. The second annual competition between the Palmitas, Cedritos, Alamitos and Aliso residence halls…
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Thanks to the National College Resources Foundation’s $1.67 million grant, work is well underway at the Cal Poly Pomona Liquid Rocket Lab. A team of more than 70 students and nine faculty advisors are working toward launching a liquid-fueled rocket…
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How students balance school, work and life, reconcile competing visions of the Cuban Revolution and identify genes that regulate silk production in spiders are among the topics featured in the first issue of an online journal dedicated to showcasing the…
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Jorge Jernomino’s mother migrated to America from Mexico to give her five children a chance at a better life. Now Jeronimo, the youngest of five children raised by a single mother, is a senior majoring in applied mathematics. “I came…
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